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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1958
Page
4
The withdrawal of two plaintiffs from a three person suit reflects broad local support for the Anderson airport program. Public opinion has shifted dramatically, with many former opponents now backing swift completion and funding, while a single remaining suit could still involve the city in lengthy litigation.
Walter Lippmann argues Western intervention in Lebanon risks widening sectarian conflict between Christian and Moslem communities. He warns Chamoun’s government may be forced out, urges preserving Lebanon’s pact, and discusses U.N. observers and the Eisenhower Doctrine amid global powers weighing involvement.
A collection of quotations reflecting social mood and satire. Notable lines include Horatio Beanblossom on giving up the moon for happiness, a jab at parking on others' dime, Romulo on a president’s safety role, Thistledown on simple voters, a paradox about women haters, Hutchins on violent progress, a plea for a better nickel, Hitcock on late-night wakeups, and a caution about half truths.
In Ottawa the President and Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker unveiled a Joint Cabinet Committee on Continental Defense to coordinate defense efforts. The talks reduced misunderstandings and underscored the importance of Canada-U.S. friendship amid the missile era, Arctic routes, and Alaska’s statehood.
A Grayville Illinois paper cites a retiring teacher with 34 years in education who laments that adults overburden youths with band, contests, and activities while demanding peak academic focus. He argues today’s children juggle more duties yet lack guidance at home and in school.
The piece discusses a reader’s belief that many Americans suffer nutritional deficiencies in calcium phosphorus thiamin riboflavin and vitamin D. It promotes taking six tablets with breakfast and mentions a pamphlet offering a self-addressed envelope for a brochure. It also notes a fatal heart surgery case and references the Santa Fe Trail beginnings in 1831 and Truman.
AHS Class of 42 reunion set for Saturday Aug 9 and Sands Aug 10. The Lost Souls of 1943 list seeks the 33 unlocated graduates from the 438, naming Margare t Angerson through Mary J. Wilson. Forest Hills streets lack signs hindering visitors finding homes in that sector.
A Chesterton girl received a $130 scholarship from Indiana University Journalism Institute for outstanding work in classes at the 12th annual institute. Alternates named include Ann Lenhard and attendees came from 51 high schools across Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and Michigan. The institute covers newswriting, editing, production and business management with the award usable in fall 1959. France opened a new aircraft carrier the Clemenceau, capable of 32 knots.
A religious meditation on Matthew 5 and 23 urging Christians to study Christ’s words. It stresses the Golden Rule, personal justice, and placing trust in God, calling for these lessons to be taught in Sunday Schools.
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